9202-ETS MTL Tofino™ industrial security solution

The 9202-ETS is Eaton’s next generation MTL Tofino™ security system and continues to provide the highest level of network security for process automation applications. The MTL Tofino™ security solution is a combined solution consisting of the 9202-ETS MTL Tofino security appliance hardware, MTL Tofino Configurator (TC) and any additional MTL Loadable Security Modules (LSMs) if required, delivering three levels of protection. This solution requires zero configuration before installation - at a time convenient to project execution, simple rules are set delivering an easy and flexible solution that provides the ultimate protection for your process systems. The software based modular design allows an additional layer of security to be added enforcing deep packet inspection on certain Industrial Control System (ICS) protocols. Intuitive configuration and management software allows users to assign global, talker and special rules for specific network segments.

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